Sentence examples for suggests relations from inspiring English sources

Warnaco's chief executive, Helen McCluskey, will join PVH's board, which suggests relations will be friendly.

But the abrupt cancellation of a performance in China by the Moranbong Band, North Korea's answer to South Korean K-pop stars, suggests relations are more strained than they seem.

This suggests relations between the presence of mobility infrastructures and/or the socio-economic characteristics of a city, and the features of the empirical TTE distribution.

Ten seconds of clapping at the end of her speech suggests relations between the home secretary and the Fed have thawed a little - but not a lot.

The political writer and historian Peter Oborne suggests: "Relations between the cricket establishments of the two countries were exceptionally warm.

A visit to Pyongyang last October by Liu Yunshan, a senior Chinese party official, suggested relations were warming up.

Liz Kniss, a former mayor who is now a county supervisor, said the idea of regulating body language was not a good one, but she suggested relations might improve among council members if everyone exhibited a little more self-control.

In a leaked letter, the Defence Secretary, Liam Fox, warned Mr Cameron, that "draconian" Treasury cuts will have "grave consequences", suggesting relations between the two former leadership rivals had hit rock bottom.

Around 87percentt of police officers polled think NYC has become "less safe" since the beginning of 2014, and a mountainous 96percentt of NYPD officers suggested relations between themselves and the districts they patrol have deteriorated.

Our protein-protein interaction predictions suggest relations and mechanisms that could be used for further disease studies and potential targeted drug design.

Perhaps the morphological diversity in the extended Dodo clade combined with the observed relation to the Nicobar Pigeon explain the wealth of previously suggested relations for both Caloenas taxa.